| 释义 |
gelsolinenUK
gel·sol·in G0073250 (jĕl′sŏl′ĭn)n. A calcium-regulated actin-binding protein that breaks cytoskeletal actin filaments into smaller pieces, thus transforming the actin network (or gel) into a colloidal solution and influencing cell morphology, motility, and apoptosis.
[gel + sol (since it works upon actin to transform cytoplasm from a gel to a sol) + -in.]gelsolinenUK
gel·so·lin (jel-sol'in), [MIM*137350] An actin-binding protein; a Ca2+-triggered actin-filament-severing protein; hence, it has roles in locomotion, secretion, and endocytosis.gelsolin (jĕl′sŏl′ĭn)n. A calcium-regulated actin-binding protein that breaks cytoskeletal actin filaments into smaller pieces, thus transforming the actin network (or gel) into a colloidal solution and influencing cell morphology, motility, and apoptosis.See GPRS Support Node
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